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A training program designed to develop advanced skills in structuring and pricing Sukuk and bonds in line with international best practices.
This advanced program provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the mechanisms of structuring and pricing Sukuk and bonds in capital markets. It highlights the Shariah and technical foundations underlying these instruments and examines the commonly used Sukuk structures and their issuance processes. The program also presents methodologies for pricing debt instruments and analyzing the associated risks, including credit risk, liquidity risk, and market volatility. Additionally, it addresses the key differences between Islamic and conventional debt instruments and clarifies the regulatory frameworks and the role of supervisory authorities in ensuring the efficiency of issuances. The program combines theoretical and practical components through case studies of Sukuk and bond offerings in both local and global markets, along with analytical and interactive activities that enable participants to simulate real-world structuring and pricing scenarios.
Capital Market
Trading and Investment
Islamic Finance
Not Exist
Lecture
Case Studies +3
Lecture
Case Studies
Brainstroming
Dialogue Teams
Exercises and assignments
Pre Assessment
Post Assessment
Investment analysts and portfolio managers in asset management and fixed-income funds.
Professionals involved in debt structuring and Sukuk/bond issuance.
This provides you with the opportunity to select the available times that suit you best for participation in our program. These times represent slots during which we are ready to welcome you and provide assistance and guidance.
In Class Training
Definition of Sukuk and bonds and their role in financing and investment
Shariah foundations of Sukuk versus the financial foundations of conventional bonds
Structural comparison between Islamic and conventional debt instruments in terms of risks and returns
Overview of the development of debt markets locally and globally
Regulatory framework
In Class Training
Major Shariah-compliant Sukuk structures
Linking Shariah structure with asset backing, cash flows, and issuance mechanics
Core components in Sukuk structuring
Assessing compliance with international standards
Evaluating structural variations and their impact on risk and return distribution
In Class Training
Pricing methodologies for debt instruments
Interpreting key factors affecting pricing: risk, liquidity, maturity, and market conditions
Reading and analyzing cash-flow schedules to determine fair value
Using financial models to estimate yields and allocate risk among parties
Practical applications for calculating the value of Sukuk and bonds
In Class Training
Analyzing credit risk in line with international best practices
Liquidity risk and price volatility in secondary markets
Assessing Shariah and legal implications on overall risk levels
Quantitative and qualitative tools for risk evaluation
Building and interpreting risk scenarios to make data-driven financial decisions
In Class Training
Regulatory frameworks in the Saudi market and the role of the Capital Market Authority
Disclosure and compliance requirements for issuing debt instruments
Role of credit rating agencies
How to read rating reports and understand their impact on pricing
In Class Training
Analysis of Sukuk and bond issuances in the Saudi market
Global case studies highlighting success factors and challenges in issuances
Workshop: full simulation of Sukuk or bond structuring and pricing
Applying financial models to real market data to support investment decisions
Understand the Shariah and technical foundations underlying the structuring of Sukuk and bonds and distinguish between their different models.
Analyze pricing mechanisms for debt instruments and evaluate the factors influencing yield and risk.
Apply risk assessment methodologies, including credit, liquidity, and market volatility risks in Sukuk and bond issuances.
Differentiate between Islamic and conventional debt instruments in terms of structure, regulatory requirements, and return distribution.
Interpret regulatory frameworks and international standards and understand the role of supervisory authorities in ensuring issuance efficiency.
Utilize financial models and analytical tools to simulate pricing scenarios and make data-driven decisions.
